Disney Solitaire Launches on Android Featuring Vibrant Characters

If you're a fan of card games and Disney, then get ready for an enchanting blend of your two favorite pastimes. Disney Solitaire, the latest collaboration between SuperPlay and Disney Games, has just landed on Android. This free-to-play game invites you to embark on a magical journey through card levels, adorned with beloved Disney characters.

Available globally, this release marks the first game since Playtika's acquisition of SuperPlay. For those unfamiliar, SuperPlay developed Domino Dreams, while Playtika is renowned for its successful mobile poker and bingo games.

What’s Fresh in Disney Solitaire?

Beyond the vibrant Disney characters, Disney Solitaire distinguishes itself with a unique twist on the classic card game format. Instead of the typical deck-and-drag style, it adopts the TriPeaks solitaire setup, enhancing it with power-ups and puzzle-like mechanics.

The game features over 75 characters from Disney and Pixar stories, including beloved figures like Simba, Elsa, Moana, and Remy from Ratatouille. As you progress through levels, you'll encounter these familiar faces.

Each round unfolds against postcard-style backdrops, immersing you in iconic scenes from movies like The Lion King, Beauty and the Beast, Coco, Up, Frozen, Toy Story, and more. The more victories you secure, the more of these enchanting locations you unlock.

You’re Not Just Playing Cards

In Disney Solitaire, the fun extends beyond card games. You can collect and decorate Disney and Pixar-themed puzzles during breaks between matches. Daily logins offer challenges and special events, with rewards waiting to be claimed.

The game boasts clean visuals and a polished design, making the appearance of Disney characters between card games especially charming. If this sounds like your kind of game, Disney Solitaire is now available on the Google Play Store.

Not in the mood for another solitaire game? Stay tuned for our next feature on Crunchyroll’s latest puzzle adventure game, 'The Star Named EOS,' where you can delve into a mystery inspired by Studio Ghibli.